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Nissan targets eight new electric vehicle models by 2022
Maker of one of world's most popular EVs, the Nissan Leaf, wants to roll out 8 new pure electric cars by 2022, sell 1m EVs a year.
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Norton Rose Fulbright advises on Australia’s largest integrated solar farm battery storage project
Norton Rose Fulbright has advised international energy company WIRCON GmbH, owners of Wirsol Energy, on the development and acquisition of the Gannawarra Energy Storage System in the state of Victoria in Australia.
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RCR to commence work on utility-scale battery storage project
RCR Tomlinson Ltd, is pleased to announce it has been awarded a contract for the 25MW/50MWh Gannawarra Energy Storage System (“the Project”) being developed by Edify Energy with co-investment from Edify Energy and Wirsol Energy.
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RenewEconomy seeks new writer to focus on electric vehicles, energy transition
RenewEconomy is looking to expand its coverage of the clean energy transition, particularly around electric vehicles.
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Fragility and resilience in the grid of the future
Simplicity doesn’t always equal efficiency, but it does usually equal reliability. A system with multiple layers of complexity is more vulnerable to breakdown.
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How does Marshall battery plan stack up with Tesla-Weatherill plan?
How do the competing battery storage rollouts compare? Is the Marshall plan better than the Tesla proposal embraced by Weatherill?
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Battery storage booming, but even Tesla struggling to cash in
Grid-scale battery storage is taking off in Australia but it is still a struggle for investors to get value from their services. The contracts for the new Victoria big batteries explain why.
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Australia’s energy focus should be on the prize, not the rules
It's not worth getting too excited about the many technical deficiencies in the proposed National Energy Guarantee and the poverty of the vision that underlies it.
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How energy storage is rewiring the electricity industry
Whatever shape the shift to renewables takes, energy storage will be the Swiss Army knife for electricity grids – a tool for any task.
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Crowlands wind farm underway, as ground breaking bulk-buy scheme bears fruit
Ground broken at 80MW Victoria wind farm – fruition of Melbourne project involving 14 universities, cultural institutions, corporations and Councils.
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Microsoft seals “biggest ever” US corporate solar off-take deal
Computing giant says it now contracts enough renewables to "send Marty McFly back in time in a DeLorean" after sealing 315MW Virginia solar farm PPA.
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Coal industry’s carbon capture dream is a dangerous fantasy
The dream of carbon capture and storage (CCS) continues to keep coal industry and its political backers hopeful for the future. But at what cost?
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Schneider Electric launches renewable energy services to help companies address steep energy costs
Schneider Electric has launched new services to assist businesses in the adoption of low-cost renewable energy.
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AEMO says AGL plans more than enough to replace Liddell
AEMO report says AGL's plans to replace Liddell with new dispatchable technology more than enough to address any shortfall. Not that you'd know that if you relied on mainstream media headlines.
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Big batteries, massive pay day: Tesla shareholders approve $2.6bn Musk bonus plan
Tesla shareholder vote approves 10-year, $2.6bn compensation package for CEO Elon Musk – a record individual executive equity award, but Ts & Cs apply.
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System Frequency: What is it doing? Why does it matter?
The east coast power system of Australia has the worst frequency regulation in the developed world. So what to do?
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Selectronic celebrates 200,000th Serial numbered solar inverter with the Hon Tony Smith MP
Selectronic celebrated a milestone event in achieving serial number 200,000 of its product range, at an event held on Tuesday 20th March at its production facility in Chirnside Park, Victoria.
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NSW, the sleeping giant of rooftop solar, is about to awake
NSW is expected to overtake Queensland as biggest market for rooftop solar and will have 50 per cent more capacity than any other state by the mid-2030s.
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Norton Rose Fulbright partners Simon Currie and Vincent Dwyer to establish new energy advisory business
The new business will provide strategic consulting and guidance, and transaction advisory services. The business will also be a start-up and growth company accelerator for the energy sector.
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Jolywood Joins hands with Golden Invest to develop Australian solar projects
Per the agreement, Golden Invest will develop power projects with a total capacity of 100 MW in Australia, which will exclusively utilize N-type bifacial solar modules manufactured and supplied by Jolywood.
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